Ep 3: Lead, General Motors, & The Coverup

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Ep 3: Lead, General Motors, & The Coverup

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Apr 17, 2018

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Where did lead come from and how did it become widespread in our cities? A deeper look into the history of industrial contamination. I discuss General Motors, Thomas Midgley Jr, and the politics of corporate backed science.

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Apr 17, 2018

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Ep 3: Lead, General Motors, & The Coverup

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